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I am PR that owns a Freehold Property. My wife and son are not PR and holding LTSVP.

Now my question is that if I am going to give up my PR status and decided my condo to be rent out, what are the implications that I need to take note?

I know that the property tax will go higher and the rental gained will be considered as Income Tax. Aside from these 2 things what else should I be considering in giving up my PR status?

Just to add-on, reason for this is that me and my family are migrating soon and I want keep my property as investment (rental purposes)

Appreciate any feedback

Kind Regards,
Nino
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Hi Nino,

You will probably need to ensure that you have someone to look after the property or manage it during the rental period. As you will be out of the country, who is going to sign on any form or documents? A power of attorney maybe required. Other than this, you have more or less identified the factors to take note.

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